Abstract
The influence of a temperature gradient during film growth on the magnetic characteristics of Tb-Fe films was studied. Two substrates were positioned in the vacuum chamber with one heated from below the substrate and the other heated from above by infrared radiation from a nichrome heater. This produced films with exactly the same composition, but with opposite in-plane direction temperature gradients. Tb-Fe film deposited on the substrate heated from below had a higher HC value than that deposited on the substrate heated from above. Also, the rectangularity of the film heated from above was far better.
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